Titlebook: Rural Livelihood and Environmental Sustainability in China; Jie Li,Shuzhuo Li,Marcus Feldman Book 2021 Social Sciences Academic Press 2021

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Poverty Alleviation Through Population Resettlement and Rural Livelihoods,13th Five-Year Plan period, a total of 9.81 million rural residents were relocated for this purpose. This figure includes 1.3 million people registered as poor in Guizhou and another 1.25 million people registered as poor in Shaanxi.

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Livelihood Choices and Multi-Dimensional Poverty in Impoverished Mountainous Areas,s proper. In the second section, we look at the livelihood choices made by rural households in Ankang, and in the third section we look at ways of measuring multi-dimensional poverty in rural households.

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making.Guides other developing countries facing the same cha. The book considers the challenge of poverty and deterioration of the ecological environment in China, particularly in rural areas. Examining key factors such as the overuse of natural resources and the loss of biodiversity in the face of

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Rural Livelihood: Theories and Applications, means of sustaining life; and (2) a term used to describe living itself. Here, “living” encompasses elements such as clothing, food, housing, and travel/transport. In the English language, the term “livelihood” is also defined as the means and way of sustaining life.

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Classifying Forest Livelihoods in Poor Mountainous Regions Based on Forest Resource Utilization,ion and production, forestry-related production and direct utilization of forest resources—e.g., non-timber forest products and wildcrafting, and dependence for livelihood on forest resources, and on the other hand by households’ attitudes, satisfaction, and other perceptions with respect to policie

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The Equity, Effectiveness, and Efficiency of Ecological Compensation Policies,ment and the broader public in China and which are also practiced extensively in the country. There are many kinds of ecological compensation policies and implementation mechanisms. In this volume, we are primarily concerned with policies based on the “user-pays principle” (UPP), such as ecological

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The Impact of the Grain-for-Green Program on Household Welfare in the Western Mountainous Regions aact of the . policy for rural households in the western mountainous regions based on the theoretical examination of evaluation standards for ecological compensation programs performed in Chapter Five as well as actual survey data from Ankang, Shaanxi Province and Zhouzhi County, Xi’an.